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Social networking benefits validated Question of the Day By Karen Goldberg Goff - The Washington Times - Wednesday, January 28, 2009 Texting, blogs, Facebook, gaming and instant messages might seem, to some, to be just more reasons to stare at a computer screen. Thinking like that is so 2008, any middle schooler will tell you. Now a study that looked at the online habits of 800 teenagers backs them up. Researchers in the study, titled the Digital Youth Project and conducted primarily at the University of Souther...